How to redeem a &Daughter promo code
- 1. Add your selected items to your shopping bag at &Daughter.
- 2. Open your bag and continue to checkout.
- 3. Find the field labeled Promo Code or Gift Card, then enter your code and apply it.
By Phia
&Daughter is a London knitwear label launched in 2013 by Buffy Reid, drawing on a family history of Irish and Scottish yarns, mills, and making. Its wardrobe is built around Aran, Fair Isle, and striped wool sweaters, cashmere knits, cardigans, and the Alden half-zip, made with UK and Irish makers using traditional hand-finished construction. This is premium-price knitwear rather than throwaway trend dressing, with &Daughter selling seasonal pieces through its own online shop. For an &Daughter sweater sale, promo codes, or a secondhand knit, compare the current collection with resale options before choosing a size and color. Phia helps shoppers compare &Daughter prices, test coupon codes at checkout, and find secondhand pieces when available.
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Cashmere vs Geelong lambswool compared honestly on warmth and feel. Shop 16 &Daughter crewnecks, priced $185 to $475.

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A Knitted in Scotland label is a claim about where the knitwear was made, from the mill towns to the finishing.

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Soft polos come in cropped linen, cashmere knits and striped collars that make a sporty classic feel refined.

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Fall sweaters start at the neck, and a turtleneck is the one I reach for most, from fine merino mock necks to chunky cashmere roll necks. Here is how I pick one that sits right at the collar and layers cleanly under a blazer or a slip dress, with Max Mara, The Frankie Shop and Whistles among the picks.

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Clean cashmere and merino crews in oat, grey, black and brown. It is for anyone building a quiet wardrobe of knits that go with everything.

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Butter yellow and chocolate brown take the color everyone wore last summer and make it work for fall. These four looks pair a butter bouclé sweater with brown jeans, a brown poplin shirt with a butter tweed skirt, and a butter cardigan under a brown velvet shirt. Start with one piece of each and build up.

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Belts and scarves are the cheapest way to change an outfit you already own, because they alter proportion without replacing anything. I go through leather belts, silk and wool scarves, and sunglasses and hats.

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Stripes are the safe pattern: 44 striped tees, tops and dresses from Missoni, Apéro Label, Zimmermann and La Ligne.

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Phoebe Gates office picks cover how I dress for a room of people, from tailoring that travels to tops, knits and skirts. The edit leans on Toteme.

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Wide-leg jeans work when the proportions above and below them are deliberate. Rise, hem length and the top decide everything.

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Cozy zip-ups for layering, from fitted cashmere knits to soft fleece hoodies. This is for anyone who wants one easy layer to throw on over everything.

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Burgundy is the most wearable colour for a fall bag, rich enough to feel seasonal and dark enough to work with almost everything. This edit covers shades from merlot to oxblood in clutches, top handles and shoulder bags, with outfits built around white and navy. Each bag works as a neutral with a little extra warmth.